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Flash and HTML5 seem seem to be the only 'common' software a the moment. The odd VJ software is sometimes used for sequencing video playlists that might require video mapping or multiple outputs.
I myself use a C based software called…"
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Technology for in-gallery software.
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Hello everyone.I'm a software developer, I have an Objective-C and C background, but am now working in museums and research, and it seems that museums are heavily dependant upon Adobe technologies…Continue
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Technology for in-gallery software.
Hello everyone.I'm a software developer, I have an Objective-C and C background, but am now working in museums and research, and it seems that museums are heavily dependant upon Adobe technologies (Flash, Director). I'm in the position to move my current employer away from this technology onto something more suitable, with a longer lifespan. But I've hit a roadblock, I cannot think of another technology (which I guess is why Flash still lives).I wonder what technologies are being considered…See More
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